Soil Moisture: Medium, moist, can tolerate short dry periods once established
Sun Exposure: Full sun, high pine shade
Height: 3-5’
Bloom Color: White, green
Bloom Time: Spring through fall with summer being peak bloom season.
Fauna: Flowers are very attractive to a wide variety of pollinators.
Planting Considerations: Rattlesnake master will go dormant in the winter in north and central Florida. It will be more robust in fertile soils. It makes a beautiful and interesting addition to a wildflower garden with its flowers adding a fresh pop of white.
Field Notes: Prefers moist soil but can adapt to short dry periods. Soft spines on long strap like leaves.
